What's a good car washing solution and stuff?

• Master -_-

  14 Dec 07, 22:40

  what do i buy to get rid of a less than 4cm scratch at the bumper? went to Carrefour and bought this white tube with a red cap..
  
  then i got myself Black Magic Car solution ok or not?
• herbs

  14 Dec 07, 22:41

  me fren got a car for less den a week got one scratch alr
• BrUtUs

  14 Dec 07, 23:27

  Originally posted by herbs:

  me fren got a car for less den a week got one scratch alr

  tink its norm tat new car got scratched...
• BrUtUs

  14 Dec 07, 23:28

  Originally posted by Master -_-:

  what do i buy to get rid of a less than 4cm scratch at the bumper? went to Carrefour and bought this white tube with a red cap..
  
  then i got myself Black Magic Car solution ok or not?

  go work shop see if they can touch up for u anot lo...
• Master -_-

  14 Dec 07, 23:30

  i thought can do it at comfort of my own home
  i think kana scratched by cats ah..my place there..so many different cars...small cars..big cars..black cars..red cars..colourful cars..of all the cars to sit on, must be my car not one..not two..but four!
• Lancerlot

  16 Dec 07, 09:28

  cats dig my car too. got a couple of scratches too...tink they were trying to climb to the roof.
• mystee

  16 Dec 07, 09:30

  cat always find weird weird places to slp one.. funi... they can slp on car, aircon unit, radio, tv etc...
• the Bear

  16 Dec 07, 09:31

  sorry dude... can't help you here..
  
  my car's so dirty the cats don't want to sit on it
• mystee

  16 Dec 07, 09:32

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  sorry dude... can't help you here..
  
  my car's so dirty the cats don't want to sit on it

  not a bad idea..
• nOrmalbOi

  16 Dec 07, 13:06

  http://maddetailer.com/
  
  Get your stuff from this guy. He has stuff that can maybe "wipe away" light scratches as well.
• skeujin

  16 Dec 07, 13:10

  Originally posted by Master -_-:

  went to Carrefour and bought this white tube with a red cap..
  
  t ok or not?

  Colgate?
• JLennon

  16 Dec 07, 13:13

  Originally posted by skeujin:

  Colgate?

  
• [DVD]

  16 Dec 07, 13:16

  I recommend this one....called HIGH CUT or something. A red circular tin. Costs around $13.
  
  Just polish abit and the scratches seem to disappear.
• mhcampboy

  16 Dec 07, 13:21

  Excuse me, but when cats jump up or walk on the car, they do not expose their nails. You cannot blame the cats for that....
  
  At most you can see are paw prints. But scratches cannot be from them....
  
  Cats claw have the same hardness as our nails. And if you your nails cannot scrape the car paint, most probably, the cats can't do better.....
  
  
• skeujin

  16 Dec 07, 13:25

  Originally posted by [DVD]:

  I recommend this one....called HIGH CUT or something. A red circular tin. Costs around $13.
  
  Just polish abit and the scratches seem to disappear.

  do NOT use high cut or abrasive polishes on your new paint work. when polished they grind off the top coat for your finish. you will not notice in the initial polish cause the compound has wax in it but when the wax fades u will see the spot u polish will have a blur spot.
  
  jus use normal polish and lightly rub. if its a paint transfer try a little ronsonol.
• Master -_-

  17 Dec 07, 03:53

  Originally posted by mhcampboy:

  Excuse me, but when cats jump up or walk on the car, they do not expose their nails. You cannot blame the cats for that....
  
  At most you can see are paw prints. But scratches cannot be from them....
  
  Cats claw have the same hardness as our nails. And if you your nails cannot scrape the car paint, most probably, the cats can't do better.....
  
  

  excuse me..when u catch them red handed doing it, i dun think this thread serves no purpose ok?
  
  unless your next response will be the inevitable
  
  "NVNT"